What not to write : a guide to the dos and don'ts of good English 🔍
Sayce, Kay Talisman Publishing Pte Ltd, NOW IN ITS 9th EDITION, PS, 2013
English [en] · PDF · 4.2MB · 2013 · 📗 Book (unknown) · 🚀/ia · Save
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This is a pocket-sized, information-packed and entertaining guide that has been compiled on the basis of long experience in helping people produce documents written in good English, with the underlying message that simple English is the best English. "What not to Write" deals with all those awkward issues - acronyms, ambiguity, American-English, bureaucratese, business English, captions, cliches, grammar, hyphens, jargon, punctuation, quotations, sexist writing, spelling, writing letters and much, much more. Writing English should be a pleasure and although there are rules and conventions, as this book shows, they should be used as a foundation on which to build the confidence to explore the richness and versatility of the language and to put the message across, clearly and simply, in a way that will capture the reader's attention. This handy reference book will be a vital tool for anyone working with the written word, particularly those who write client/company reports, theses, professional papers - students and professionals alike will benefit from having a copy to hand.
Alternative title
What Not to Write: An A-to-Z of the Dos and Don'ts of Good English
Alternative title
What not to write : a must for every desk
Alternative author
Kay Sayce
Alternative publisher
Author Publisher Miscellaneous
Alternative edition
Singapore, Singapore
Alternative edition
Singapore, ©2014
Alternative edition
Singapore, ©2013
Alternative edition
Revised edition
metadata comments
Cut off text due to tight binding/margin
Alternative description
An invaluable, entertaining and information-packed A to Z guide that answers all those questions you might hear one person asking another in an office.
date open sourced
2024-07-01
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